Group Session for Clients Idle Longer than X days
I would like to be able to have a session group filter for machines that have not been online for more than 30 or 60 days for example.
I would like to be able to have a session group filter for machines that have not been online for more than 30 or 60 days for example.
Is there any way to filter or even automatically delete (and LOG) duplicated, or ghost (inactive for more than, ie, 30 days) sessions? i.e. On Duplicated Sessions, Screen Connect lost track on duplicated PC (with the same Mac Address, easy to identify those). And I'm talking only on Access Sessions Group. Thanks!
Hi Silas,
Set the setting AccessSessionExpireSeconds to 2592000 (30 days) and the sessions will be removed from the list.
Hi Kirsten, many thanks! that is exactly what I was looking for!
Hi folks, is it possible to automatically delete all devices (sessions) of that session group?
We use this filter to show all devices which are inactive for at least 30 days: GuestInfoUpdateTIme < $30DAYSAGO
Because we have over 1000 clients I dont really want to delete these sessions manually, how to automate that?
Thanks and best regards
Hi Silas,
Set the setting AccessSessionExpireSeconds to 2592000 (30 days) and the sessions will be removed from the list.
Hi folks, is it possible to automatically delete all devices (sessions) of that session group?
We use this filter to show all devices which are inactive for at least 30 days: GuestInfoUpdateTIme < $30DAYSAGO
Because we have over 1000 clients I dont really want to delete these sessions manually, how to automate that?
Thanks and best regards
This looks so promising but the GuestInfoUpdateTime isn't working for ours. Is it possibly the version you have, we're on 6.4xxx? I'm confused as to why this is labeled as Completed.
Edit - I just noticed the Reference on the Connectwise site includes the variable for $XDAYSAGO but it is not listed in the available variables on our shared labtech/on-prem server under Manage Session Groups -> Show Reference The one there only shows $USERNAME, $SERVERVERSION, $OTHERAND, $OTHEROR
Hello,
We updated the reference sheet in 6.5.
This looks so promising but the GuestInfoUpdateTime isn't working for ours. Is it possibly the version you have, we're on 6.4xxx? I'm confused as to why this is labeled as Completed.
Edit - I just noticed the Reference on the Connectwise site includes the variable for $XDAYSAGO but it is not listed in the available variables on our shared labtech/on-prem server under Manage Session Groups -> Show Reference The one there only shows $USERNAME, $SERVERVERSION, $OTHERAND, $OTHEROR
We have on-premise as well. We just updated to 6.5.16479.6613. When I posted before we would have been on 6.4.15787.6556.
This is the group I use to accomplish this.
(GuestConnectedCount = '0') AND (GuestInfoUpdateTIme < $90DAYSAGO)
This looks so promising but the GuestInfoUpdateTime isn't working for ours. Is it possibly the version you have, we're on 6.4xxx? I'm confused as to why this is labeled as Completed.
Edit - I just noticed the Reference on the Connectwise site includes the variable for $XDAYSAGO but it is not listed in the available variables on our shared labtech/on-prem server under Manage Session Groups -> Show Reference The one there only shows $USERNAME, $SERVERVERSION, $OTHERAND, $OTHEROR
This is the group I use to accomplish this.
(GuestConnectedCount = '0') AND (GuestInfoUpdateTIme < $90DAYSAGO)
Anyone that is still waiting for this. I have found a way to do this monthly.
Session Group: Offline Workstations since 4.11.17
Session filter: (GuestConnectedCount = '0')
Subgroup Expression: IIF (GuestInfoUpdateTime > '4/11/2017', '< 30days', '> 30days')
I just change the name and date in the subgroup expression and it will show machines that have not connected in > and < 30 days.
Just what I was looking for. Thanks!
Anyone that is still waiting for this. I have found a way to do this monthly.
Session Group: Offline Workstations since 4.11.17
Session filter: (GuestConnectedCount = '0')
Subgroup Expression: IIF (GuestInfoUpdateTime > '4/11/2017', '< 30days', '> 30days')
I just change the name and date in the subgroup expression and it will show machines that have not connected in > and < 30 days.
It would be very helpful if you could expose the machine idle as a filter for group sessions. That way I could create a rule to allow unattended access to machines that had been idle for over 30 minutes, allowing unattended access when the user has left the system (as long as the technician has a administrative account on that PC).